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Learning Target(s): Students will be able to...
analyze Act I and II Scenes of
Romeo and Juliet
as evidenced by reading, answering questions and annotating with sticky notes.
Due Today:
Bring Romeo and Juliet Materials and Silent Reading Book
Every
Day!
Homework:
Study: Review Act I and II sticky notes and character sheets for the quiz tomorrow!
Due Wed 11/28: Act II Character Traits Worksheet
Agenda
Learning Log- Copy learning target and homework.
Act I and II Literary Elements Search Sticky Notes: Use sticky notes to mark the pages in your book and answer the following questions.
P. 8- What is a couplet?
P. 46- In what lines do you find an example of a couplet in the chorus's prologue?
p. 29- What is dialogue? Find an example of it on p. 29; who is talking to whom?
p. 29-30- What is a monologue? Find an example of the Nurse's monologue, how many lines is it?
p. 51- Review lines 63- 73: What is "peril"? What does Romeo mean in lines 71-72? What literary element is this an example of?
p. 56-60- How is the entire Romeo-Frian Lawrence scene written (hint, it is a kind of rhyme)?
p. 72- What does Friar Lawrence mean in lines 14 and 15 when he speaks about love?
Romeo and Juliet Storm Check- back of learning log PPT
Romeo and Juliet Act I and II Review.pptx
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Number the quadrants, like math I, II, III, IV
Use quadrant I to answer the practice quiz- remember, no talking or sharing, you receive credit for participating!!
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Learning Target(s): Students will be able to...
Due Today:
- Bring Romeo and Juliet Materials and Silent Reading Book Every Day!
Homework:Agenda